The 60-40 vote passed with the support of nearly all of the chamber’s Republicans and eight Democrats, who unsuccessfully sought to tie government funding to health subsidies that are due to expire at the end of the year. triblive.com/news/world/s...

Pittsburgh International Airport appeared to be running normally Friday as the FAA began curtailing flights across the nation in response to the government shutdown. “Nothing’s different for us ... besides being ready and being aware" @triblive.bsky.social

Pittsburgh International Airport is set to open its new terminal as part of a $1.7 billion modernization project.

Here are five things to know about Pittsburgh’s proposed budget. triblive.com/local/5-take...

The first snowflakes of the season landed on the slopes of Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Somerset County Monday.

A 38-year-old man died Monday at @alleghenycounty.bsky.social Jail after staff called a 'medical emergency.' Officials have not released his name or cause of death. An internal review and police investigation are underway. @triblive.bsky.social 📰 LINK IN COMMENTS

TV Talk with @robowentv.bsky.social Seth Meyers talks Steelers, state of late-night TV; ‘The Pitt’ on TNT

An Allegheny County judge has denied a petition to stop the transfer of two of Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium’s younger elephants to a breeding facility.

5 things we learned after Sunday's loss in L.A.: Steelers at historic lows in possession time

An incarcerated person died Monday at the Allegheny County Jail.

Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi confident Panthers ready to meet the moment vs. 'America's team' Notre Dame

The U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday ordered the Post-Gazette to repeal more than five years of worker rights violations and compensate workers impacted by those violations.

Women of all ages gathered over the weekend to celebrate Black beauty — both inside and out — during the third annual Africanism Gala at Heinz Hall in Downtown Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey during his annual budget address Monday said he believes he will leave the city “in a stronger position” as he prepares to leave office after losing his reelection bid.

Arbitrators wield nearly unchecked power to return disgraced police to duty

Airing of Grievances with Tim Benz: Lousy night for Aaron Rodgers, butterfingers in all 3 phases sink Steelers in L.A.

Too many snaps, too few stops for the Steelers' defense in loss to Chargers

Editorial: Pittsburgh's new mayor Corey O'Connor must be the bridge to what's next

The Flag Day ceremony at the Vietnam memorial launched a foundation initiative called Sojourn 250. It is part of a broader effort to celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial on July 4, 2026.

Michael Keaton’s Pittsburgh Walk of Fame star has been updated with the correct spelling of his first name.

Pittsburgh local music spotlight: Folk-IndieBob

Airlines canceled more than 1,500 U.S. flights on Monday, the fourth consecutive day cancellations have topped 1,000 as government flight cuts and air traffic staffing absences continue to wreak havoc with aviation.

PennDOT says a section of Route 28 will see rolling closures in both directions of Route 28 on Wednesday.

Mark Madden: Despite offseason additions, Steelers headed for the same destination

For the fifth year, the Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center in Sewickley will take part in the Three Rivers Film Festival with showings of 6 different films later this month. Now in its 44th year, the festival brings worldwide independent films, panel discussions and parties to the Pittsburgh area.

As the country recognizes its military men and women for Veterans Day, countless volunteers, veteran groups and others take the time — and money — to maintain veteran memorials all across Western Pennsylvania. “We owe it to those folks for what they gave and what they risked,” says Jason Wagner.

In this week’s “Madden Monday” podcast, Mark Madden doesn't mince words: “I could drive a truck down Main Street, U.S.A., and come back with 11 guys who could stop that Steelers offense. ... The sad truth about the Pittsburgh Steelers: They’re just not a very good team.”

Two roads at the Pittsburgh Mills mall will be repaved this month, starting a process Frazer officials hope to see continue. Crews will descend upon Village Center and Galleria drives starting in mid-November. “This is the start to a solution but not the end,” says Frazer Zoning Officer Bill Payne.

In Sunday's 25-10 loss to the Chargers, Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers looked “every bit” of a football player hitting middle-age, wrote Chargers beat writer Sam Farmer in the Los Angeles Times. What else did the Los Angeles media (and fans) have to say about their victory?

In Monday’s “First Call,” Aaron Rodgers and Mike Tomlin are singing different tunes about the run game. Plus: Justin Fields and the Jets beat the Browns ... The Ravens get another win ... and Russell Wilson is quarterbacking the Giants again.

A New York man tried to derail a train in Springdale last week by parking tractor-trailers from PPG Paints on the tracks, Springdale police say. A criminal complaint states Scott Andrew Heffner told cops “his phone was talking to him, telling him to put the tractor trailers on the railroad tracks.”

Fired for deadly force, sexual assault or sending porn to subordinates — but still eligible to get their badges back. #Act111 is how some #Pennsylvania cops return to duty, even after egregious misconduct — over objections from their chiefs and cities. @triblive.bsky.social 🧵LINK IN COMMENTS

The offense sputtered throughout a 25-10 loss that was the third in four games for the Steelers, whose lead in the AFC North race has been reduced to just one game. #PITvsLAC triblive.com/sports/steel...

Lawmakers reach deal to end government shutdown triblive.com/news/world/l... (Via TribLive)

Seton Hill's basketball teams are eyeing PSAC titles this season. With key players returning and new talent stepping up, the Griffins are teams to watch.

Get ready for Sunday Night Football! 🏈 The Steelers take on the Chargers in a primetime showdown. Kickoff at 8:20 PM. https://triblive.com/sports/steelers-vs-chargers-get-ready-for-2025-week-10-matchup/

Record crowds and high stakes at Highmark Stadium last night as the Riverhounds defeated Detroit City FC in penalties to advance to the Eastern Conference finals. Full story and reactions.

EDITORIAL: Allegheny County's judicial elections show a shift: cross-filing may hurt more than it helps. Why are voters rejecting this once-valued strategy?

From Pittsburgh to LA, Brian Dumoulin continues his NHL journey with the Kings, aiming to add more victories to his impressive career. Read about his transition and what drives him today.

Discover how teachers like Jessica Pilyih are transforming traditional classrooms into vibrant learning hubs in Western Pennsylvania. More on these creative spaces.

With a significant increase in demand expected, the Westmoreland Food Bank receives a $75,000 emergency grant to help feed thousands. Discover more about their crucial work during these challenging times.

The school kept news of Colorado’s visit under wraps to avoid unwanted attention and possible distractions for the team. Moon athletic director Alan Alcalde said the Buffalos had first considered holding the walkthrough at West Allegheny, but after those plans didn’t work out, Moon stepped in.

A decline in the perceived importance of college education contrasts sharply with rising costs. What does this mean for future students?

Critics argue that PA's Act 111, allowing arbitrators to return fired officers to duty, undermines efforts to discipline police. What's the cost to public trust?

IUP clinches the PSAC West title with a 45-42 win against Clarion. Discover the key players and moments that made the victory possible.

Wildflower Bakery in Downtown New Kensington is celebrating its one-year anniversary with an expansion. https://triblive.com/local/valley-news-dispatch/new-kensingtons-wildflower-bakery-to-fill-another-fifth-avenue-storefront/

The #Steelers are gearing up to face the #Chargers, who boast top 6 rankings in both NFL offense and defense. Key matchups and injury updates ahead of Sunday's game. https://triblive.com/sports/scouting-the-chargers-steelers-opponent-among-top-6-of-nfl-in-both-offense-defense/

DK Metcalf may not have eye-catching stats this season, but his presence on the field is undeniable. NFL defenses are giving him the least amount of space of any wide receiver. https://triblive.com/sports/steelers-4-downs-despite-lack-of-gaudy-numbers-dk-metcalf-commanding-respect-from-defenses/

As the #Steelers hit the midpoint of their NFL season, we take a look back at the standout players and key plays. https://triblive.com/sports/looking-back-at-the-plays-players-that-defined-the-1st-half-of-the-steelers-schedule/

Pennsylvania schools face challenges as state budget impasse hits four months. Funding shortages affect art supplies and more. Full story here. https://triblive.com/local/valley-news-dispatch/schools-starting-to-feel-the-pinch-of-state-budget-impasse/